The increasing population and plateaued capture fishery landings have led to increasing
demand for aquaculture products. However, environmental challenges are critical barriers to …

As the world population grows, the aquaculture sector faces challenges in the use of
production systems to ensure the adequacy of the food supply. Technical efficiency analysis …

This study investigates how the involvement of young and educated farmers in commercial
aquaculture in Bangladesh influences the technical and cost efficiency using data obtained …

Trade credit (TC) is a more easily accessible financing source to the most small-scale
aquaculture farms with limited access to institutional credit in the developing countries …

Fish consumption in developing countries like Bangladesh is increasing with increasing
aquaculture production; however, consumers are becoming more aware and concerned …

Shrimp is the largest aquaculture species in Bangladesh by value, and it is also the largest
species in terms of export value. However, due to the impacts of climate change, the …

This study focuses on the adoption of Improved Aquaculture Management Practices (IAMP)
to boost farm productivity and income, examining factors influencing adoption among small …

Supply chain management of the fishing industry has become increasingly important as
globalization has increased competition. It is complicated due to the involvement of …

The majority of the fish consumed in Bangladesh originates from aquaculture, mostly
because of consumer preferences about major and exotic carp. The study, therefore, aims to …

Fishmeal and fish oil (FMFO) have historically come from capture fisheries, although supply
from capture fisheries is constrained and demand for FMFO is increasing. Fish production …